Armless Sofas

Armless sofa: the whole width is seat

An armless sofa gives you seat where a standard sofa puts arms, so a 69 inch armless couch seats two with room to spare. Without arms, the frame reads lower and lighter, which helps in a small living room, a den or a studio. The black corduroy couch here sits right on the floor with no legs and ships compressed, with no assembly needed. It is 37.5 inches deep and 33 inches tall, and it is sold both as a 2-seat modular couch and as a loveseat, so you can line two up for a longer armless run.

Armless sectional sofa in an L shape

An armless sectional sofa wraps a corner without bulky arms at the ends. The armless L-shaped sectionals here seat four and split into two modules, so you can set an L with a chaise or line them up as one long sofa. Widths are 95 and 105 inches, with depths of 59 and 66.9 inches, in black or green. Left-facing and right-facing versions let you put the chaise on the side that suits the room.

Armless modular sofa comfort and fabric

An armless modular sofa needs good cushions, since there is no arm to lean on. The sectionals pair pocket springs with high-resilience foam for a medium-soft seat, plus a pillow back and a side pocket for the remote. The black corduroy pieces use soft-brushed corduroy, and the green and black sectionals use brushed fabric with a medium-duty abrasion rating.

Armless sofas in the room

Armless sofas look best with a side table close to seat height at each end, a few firm pillows to lean on, and a throw over one corner. Pull a pair of accent chairs in to finish a conversation group. Because the sofa has no arms, it can sit against a window or under a low sill without blocking it. Vacuum corduroy along the ribs and plump cushions weekly to keep the seat even.